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Re-Imagination des Urbanen: Stadtforschung mit sozial-artistischen Methoden

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Das sozial-artistische Stadtlabor zURBS wurde 2011 in Zürich von einem kleinen Kollektiv junger Stadtforscher und Stadtforscherinnen als Non-Profit-Verein gegründet. Ursprünglich hatten wir Politikwissenschaft, Soziologie, Theater und Performance, Ereignisdesign, Architektur und Urbanistik studiert. Gemeinsam setzten wir uns intensiv mit europäischen Städten auseinander: allen voran Brüssel, Gent, Wien, Zagreb, Budapest, Kopenhagen, Madrid und Zürich. Anhand dieser Städte beobachteten und untersuchten wir die gesellschaftlichen und politischen Prozesse von Stadtproduktion. Stadttheoretiker haben uns in ihren Texten mit Analysen, Thesen und Forderungen begleitet.

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  1. School of Geography, Queen Mary Universität London, Lower Clapton Road 60d, E50RN, London, Grossbritannien

    Cecilie Sachs Olsen MA

  2. Zurbs, Weigandufer 28, 12059, Berlin, Deutschland

    Sabeth Tödtli MA

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  1. Inst. Sozialplanung u. Stadtentwicklung, Hochschule für Soziale Arbeit, Basel, Switzerland

    Patrick Oehler

  2. Inst. Sozialplanung u. Stadtentwicklung, Hochschule für Soziale Arbeit, Basel, Switzerland

    Nicola Thomas

  3. Inst. Sozialplanung u. Stadtentwicklung, Hochschule für Soziale Arbeit, Basel, Switzerland

    Matthias Drilling

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Sachs Olsen, C., Tödtli, S. (2016). Re-Imagination des Urbanen: Stadtforschung mit sozial-artistischen Methoden. In: Oehler, P., Thomas, N., Drilling, M. (eds) Soziale Arbeit in der unternehmerischen Stadt. Quartiersforschung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10898-4_12

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